Girls and Corpses Films has released the dark comedy feature Dead Janitors Club, which is now available for rent or purchase on digital platforms. The film features adult actresses Ginger Lynn Allen, Blake Blossom, and Gizelle Blanco in key roles.
Film Overview and Plot
Dead Janitors Club is a dark comedy feature from Girls and Corpses Films. The film is based on author Jeff Klima’s real-life crime-scene cleanup memoir. It follows an illicit side business in Los Angeles, where each job has the potential to uncover more than its crew anticipated. Klima adapted his book for the screen.
The film has a runtime of 2 hours and 0 minutes, or 1 hour and 59 minutes, and was released in August 2026. It is categorized as Comedy, Crime, Drama, Mystery & Thriller, Horror, and Dark Comedy. The plot centers on Jeff, who, after working for minimum wage at a porn shop, receives an offer to join an illegal crime scene cleanup company. This new venture offers the chance for quick cash in a field with limited competition, but also presents numerous downsides.
Kenny Gage and Devon Downs co-directed the film. Robert Rhine, president of Girls and Corpses Films, produced the film. Kenny Gage and Devon Downs are also listed as producers. Red Hound Entertainment and Blue Fox are distributors for the film. The film is rated NR, indicating no rating.
Cast and Performances
The cast of Dead Janitors Club includes adult actresses Ginger Lynn Allen, Blake Blossom, and Gizelle Blanco. Ginger Lynn Allen portrays Celeste, a cigar-smoking character referred to as an "Angel of Death." Blake Blossom appears as a hostage in an action scene. Gizelle Blanco plays a seductive stepdaughter of a crooked cop named Dirk, who is portrayed by Jake Busey. Jake Busey's father, Gary Busey, also makes an appearance in the film. Other cast members include Felix Merback, who plays the broke guy, and Brianna Gage and Jake Holley.
Producer Robert Rhine commented on casting adult talent, stating that he considers talent based on their performance on screen, regardless of whether they are from the adult or mainstream industry. Rhine mentioned Jillian Janson's performance in his 2018 film Cynthia as an example. He also noted his long-standing relationship with Ginger Lynn Allen, describing her as a friend and actress who has appeared in several of his films, including Pig Killer and Rob Zombie’s 31, and The Devil's Rejects. Rhine expressed interest in casting Ginger, Blake, and Gizelle in future projects.
Availability and Reception
Following theatrical screenings in Los Angeles and New York, Dead Janitors Club is now available to rent or buy on various digital platforms. These platforms include Amazon Prime, Apple TV, Fandango at Home, Google Play, YouTube Movies, and other major digital streaming services. Availability may differ by streaming provider and location. The film can be rented or purchased on Prime Video and Apple TV.
The film has received critical reviews. Ethan Padgett of Film Threat rated it 8/10 on September 21, 2026, describing it as "a sophisticated piece of low-brow entertainment." Shikhar Verma of High on Films rated it 2/5 on August 28, 2026, calling it "a weirdly uneven comedy that happens to be a complete hit-or-miss as far as the humor is concerned." On Rotten Tomatoes, the film has a Tomatometer score based on 2 reviews and a Popcornmeter score based on fewer than 50 ratings. On IMDb, the film holds a rating of 7.8/10. An audience review from Juiie D on September 4, 2026, described the film as a "wild ride" and a "real fun movie."
Trailers for Dead Janitors Club are available on YouTube and Facebook. More information can be found on director Rhine’s website and GirlsandCorpses.com.
Key Facts
- Dead Janitors Club is a dark comedy feature from Girls and Corpses Films.
- The film stars adult actresses Ginger Lynn Allen, Blake Blossom, and Gizelle Blanco.
- It is available to rent or buy on digital platforms including Amazon Prime and Apple TV.
- Kenny Gage and Devon Downs co-directed the film, with Robert Rhine producing.
- The plot is based on Jeff Klima’s crime-scene cleanup memoir.
- The film was released in August 2026 and has a runtime of approximately 2 hours.